60 Simple And Easy DIY Winter Decor Ideas For Your Apartment

If there’s one thing most Canadians can agree on, it’s that our winters can get pretty cold. While we put on a cheerful face by playing hockey and having snowball fights, at the end of the day, we’re all dependent on our furnaces and heating systems to get us through those dark, cold months.

However, winter is only as cold as you want it to be – with a few easy-to-implement winter apartment heating tips, you’ll be able to keep warm and toasty when the temperature drops below the freezing mark.

The biggest single source of radiant heat loss in your apartment is most likely your windows (especially if they are old, single-pane windows). It may seem like a “no-brainer”, but check all of the windows in your apartment to make sure they are closed and locked during the winter. As well, try to avoid opening the windows at all, if possible.

Even if you keep your windows closed, however, warm air can still escape:
·Between the window frame and the wall;
·Around the edges of a loose pane or through cracks in the glass.